This film simulation for JPEGs is dominating my images left and right.

The images are fantastic and I love the manual dials and aperture ring

The BW film simulation is out of the world, and I am getting fabulous images at home with the 56 mm lens, no fiddling with post processing.

Ergonomic, intuitive controls, outstanding images

Beyond the stellar image quality, here’s what stands out for me:First, the rangefinder format with an optical viewfinder is really nice

I should lower the rating, but the images I did get from the camera are amazing; I just cannot justify the cost for the problems I encountered and imagine shooting an event and needing that one shot... you get a black frame or an error to turn the camera off/on

one of the cards should fail (something that's only happened to me once).In sum, the Fujifilm X-Pro2 provides a very refined experience: a solid and evolved physical package that produces beautiful image quality

It may degrade your image but I havent noticed a change in quality

The images are beautiful with incredible dynamic range and while I will keep my D800 for other shooting needs, it now feels like a brick.

The images come out WAAAAAY to cold

Excellent image quality, brilliant hybrid viewfinder, ergonomically a huge improvement over all of fuji's past cameras.

Enter the X-Pro2, and I can have the same fantastic image quality for about half the weight

Realized that full frame size glass is full frame size glass and if you want great images, you need to lug the rocks along.

Since then, I couldn't be happier- lovely sharp, punchy images, and few missed shots of kids

This bothered me as I wouldn't be using the main feature of this camera